> average annual family income If you get 10% over the "average annual family income" of a USA family, but you live in San Francisco Area, you are screwed. I

> average annual family income If you get 10% over the "average annual family income" of a USA family, but you live in San Francisco Area, you are screwed. I understand your point, but "Doing this job is the local equivalent of ~$32 USD/HR in USA money for reading Facebook posts and deciding if it is terrorism or not." it's a big jump into conclusions without having more information. With 300,000 km2 and 100 million citizens probably requires more analysis. So maybe is a good job, it doesn't look like a bad one. Bud the "equivalence" is not as easy to get to.